Sentence examples for academies depending on from inspiring English sources

Interns are assigned to boards of the academies depending on their ongoing projects and their need for an intern.

That and other changes are aimed at raising low ratings for what the academy, which depends on the Oscars for almost all of its roughly $70 million in annual revenue, has been calling "The Biggest Movie Event of the Year".

But all important academy decisions depend on Paton.

"Every club has its own lifestyle programmes, offered from the age of 16 onwards - and sometimes earlier depending on a club's academy system - where they tell young lads exactly what is expected of them," said Bramhall.

How one characterizes these debates will depend on one's position-on one's place in (or out) of the academy, on one's side in the disputes.

The funding includes a personal grant (the amount varies depending on the host country; see the academy's reference guide for term fees and other similar fixed payments, travel expenses, and other expenses incurred in the course of the research.

What is even more exciting — or threatening, depending on your point of view — is what the Khan Academy model might do to the rest of the educational establishment.

Depending on the results, the medical examiner's office would consider working with the academy on a somewhat regular basis.

The skinny: Costs to reach World Cup level vary depending on whether a prospect goes the ski club route or attends a ski academy.

Depending on his sweater.

Patients are depending on us.